Liberia: Deaconess Imogene Musu Collins Dies

Deaconess Imogene M. Collins, a Liberian woman who held key leadership responsibilities within the Liberia Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention (LBMEC), as well as the Liberia Council of Churches and other professional pursuits, has died. Answering her call from labor to reward, Deaconess Collins took her last breath on Saturday, September 14, 2019 at the Aspen Medical Center in Monrovia, Liberia.

Born unto the union of Mrs. Hawah Gbee and Monseur Salami on February 5, 1939 in White Plains, Montserrado County, Deaconess Collins was reared from infancy by the late Mrs. Cora Carter of White Plains. Young Imogene later went to Suehn Industrial Academy where she resided with the late Mother Mattie Mai Davis, an American Missionary assigned to Suehn Mission by the Foreign Mission Board, National Baptist Convention, USA.

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